I see a tendency to speak about future products based on what was true a year ago.
And while doing so you fail to realize that all you are asking is indeed coming. Not all the features you mentioned at once, but some in each update (and they are hard at work).
Software is no problem if you exclude 3D games (2D ones are heavily covered) as apps that handle basically anything are either present or in the works as we speak.
Aos developers and Amiga Programmers know what's missing and are working at filling the gap.
Things have been slow up untill now because there was no clear direction (with the lawsuit and all) but things have changed, attacking a newly re-born platform (settlement was signed on 30th of September 2009) based on yester year (as I've seen done here sometime) is rather pointless.

I believe the previous poster was referring that if you are going to ask a lot of monetary value from your customers, you better provide a product with a significant value propostion.

As it stands, requiring your customers to shell over a thousand bucks... just for the privilege of being beta testers of a platform which is generations behind in HW, even further behing in the SW department, with no killer applications (or any major apps really) to speak of, and which bear little resemblance for the original system it is supposed to trigger all those "melancholy impulses." All of that doesn't seem to be much in terms of providing significant value in exchange for the expense that getting this platform up and running entitles...

@tylerdurden
Performance can be achieved in may ways these days, (Teraflops through GPUs and up to 106.000 Mips through transputer-like Xmos CPU clusters) so I don't think the X1000 is much behind anything.
On the software side their working on it and finally for the "mainstream" useless talk, once and for all: this is NOT aimed at the main stream.